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My attitude is that if you push me towards something that you think is a weakness, then I will turn that perceived weakness into a strength.

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I tracked 200+ job applications and the data changed how I job hunt

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By Nitin Singh
| DEV Community
I spent three months applying to jobs last year. Mass applied to everything. Tweaked my resume maybe twice. Hit "Easy Apply" like it was a dopamine button. 200+ applications. 6 callbacks. 2 interviews. 0 offers. So I did what any frustrated developer would do. Turned the whole thing into a data problem. Started tracking every application. Source, date, response time, resume version, whether I tailored the keywords, whether I followed up. The patterns that showed up were brutal.
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Hyper-personalisation in enterprises reshaping decision-making

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By Nitin Singh
| Voice & Data
Hyper-personalisation in social networks is not just a technological trend. It is a phenomenon quietly reshaping how societies think, how businesses operate, and how individuals make choices. For most of the twentieth century, communication was defined by scale. A single message was broadcast through newspapers, radio, or television and consumed by millions. Marshall McLuhan’s phrase, “The medium is the message,” captured that era well. Today, the medium is fragmented.
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HT Syndication: Security by design: Defence, aerospace and derivative hedges

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By Nitin Singh
| HT Syndication
India, Nov. 2 -- Defence production and exports serve not only as economic assets but as political risk management instruments. Countries that can export defence technologies increase their diplomatic influence. When countries are combat-tested, their defence products gain global traction, insulating them through export diplomacy.
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